Darell Lien was a student at Troy High School in the United States when he joined the CCIR Academy. He took part in several student-led leadership programmes, including CASC and the Red Cross summer programme, both of which focus on youth leadership and advocacy. He also attended a Stanford AI summer programme, where he learned core AI concepts and developed his own project. As co-captain of his school’s VEX Robotics team, he led a group of students in designing and building robots for multiple competitions.
Darell’s research paper, The Role of DNA Nanotechnology in Medical Sensing, has been accepted and published by Analytical Methods, a journal of the Royal Society of Chemistry. The paper explores how DNA nanotechnology can be applied to medical sensing, contributing to the development of new analytical techniques in healthcare.
Congratulations to Darell on this achievement!
